Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-22
LOCAL 6RSviTlES.

1he neNptcied cluO NOUS Il Uaii "
night.
Mrs. John Noel is the guest of Mrs. J.
V. Elster.
Mr.. II. b. Barr left today for Garden
Bity, Kansas.
Mr.. j. f. Heffelfnger. of this city, is in
Washington, ID. c.
Miss Eleanor Macarthur. of New Carlisle,
is in the city today.
DIR. Casper had his overcoat stolen at the
| Arcade hotel last evening.
Charles H. Shartle has been appointed
postmaster of Midway. this county.
Mr.. William Sumner. of Cincinnati, is in
the city. the guest of Rev. Mr.. Warren.
Burt johnson, of the post office depart
ment. is reported down with the diphtheria.
Miss S. Tankard. of Newcastle, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. l.. Warner, of north Spring
street.
The prohibition county central committee
meet this afternoon at Temperance hall for
organization.
Mr. VIM. H. Pretzman is in Columbus
today. the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Philo
B. Watkins.
| DR.. J. 5. L Hazard returned this morn
ing from South Charleston where he was
called on business.
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, and will
be appropriately observed in the Catholic
churches of the city.
John Gore. who was arrested last nighl
as loiterer. is a'taIl. grsy-bearded man,
somewhat of the crank" order.
Attorneys J. Warren Keifer and F. NJ.
Hagan have gone to Fostoria TO take depo-
| sitions in an important court case.
Miss Lulah Ketcham. of Cincinnati. is
| the guest of Miss Stella Moore and the
family of Rev. Dr. Runyan, this city.
Cynthia johnson, aged sixty years, living
at 26 west Pleasant street. died al 4:S0 this
morning of gangrene from soar foot.
Mr.. John Norton and wife. who have
been visiting his father. Thomas Norton.
returned to Topeka, Kansas, today over the
n. Y. p. x o.
Detective Theo keegan. of Cleveland,
in the employ o: the c. c. c. * |. railroad.
is in the city looking after his roads inter
est in the stolen brass.
Rev. Mr.. Warren has secured a very
pleasant house, overlooking Eden park, at
Cincinnati. lie will have his study in the
Central church. on Vine street.
H. Ii. Schmidt had an Overcoat stolen
while in to supper last night at the Lagoon
da house The coat was taken from the
rack where it is usual TO hang the outer
garments.
Hon. b. S. iigley. of Youngstown.
chairman of the prohibition state executive
committee. is in the city in attendance on
the meeting of the Clark county central
committee.
Rev. |. W. Metcalf. Of the Eastwood
Congregational church. Columbus. and
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Of the Columbia church.
Cincinnati, are the guests of Mr.. c. NJ.
Nichols, today.
The work of demolishing the old frame
lacks on Market street, between Main and
II Oh. west side, TO give place TO the hand
some new three-story King building, has
bsen comTlencsd.
Miss Minnie Starr. the elocutionist, and
father are in the city today. coming from
New Carlisle. where the lady gave very
successful entertainment. Miss Starr will
appear tonight at Osborn.
One of the policemen found doctors
pocket medicine case yesterday on Market
street, which the owner can secure by call
ing at c. \. Smith * Co. 5 drug store and
proving property.
The council called TO dissolve the pastO-
raj relation of Mr.. Warren with the Con
church is in session this after
noon. Several Cincinnati and Columbus
pastors are present, with delegates FROM
their churches.
The wife of John Smith, who keeps a sa- ,
loon, corner of Main and Fisher streets. |
fell down five OF six steps, Leading from the !
kitchen at their house on Fisher street and |
bruised and hurt herself so badly that a :
physician had to be sent for.
Thos. Norris. bad-looking specimen of |
white humanity, and Lou Anderson, J
damsel of color. were run in from the hill !
at noon. yesterday, for druLk and diser-
ierly. Norris claims the Anderson woman
relieved him of over 81 in money.
Mr. Andrew Arnett. of Rouse & Parsons.
mas bouble-geared smile today. He thinks
ike Artemus Ward. that ''there are two
things in this world for which you are
never prepared-twins. But the two
,ouncers with which his wife presented
lim last night have come to stay.
City Clerk ]. 5. Saewalter reports this
morning that his mother is some better this
morning and slight hopes are now enter
aimed for her ultimate recovery. Mrs
Shewater was taken Saturday night with
ongestion of the lungs, together with a
linking spell to which she has been subject
Hiss Ella Shewalter, a daughter. connected
With one of the hospitals in New York city,
las been telegraphed for and is expected
oday.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
uick|Y cured by SEi!oh'S Cure. We guar
itee it. For sale by F. \. Garwocd.